Easier Way for 2 inch Drain? (1 Piece Shower In Basement)

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avellino

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Installing a 1 piece fiberglass shower in the basement.

Began breaking the concrete slab to rough the drain towards the center of the shower for P-TRAP installation.

Is there an easy way to connect http://www.oatey.com/graphics/products/drains/42050.gif

with the P-TRAP?

I mean it's not like the back of a bath tub where I have access or like installing a shower on a main floor / second floor where I can work below the shower.

Do I assume, rough the 2inch pipe, glue the P-trap, screw on http://www.oatey.com/graphics/products/drains/42050.gif onto the base of the shower, take the exact measurement between the P-TRAP and http://www.oatey.com/graphics/products/drains/42050.gif, glue a piece of pipe onto http://www.oatey.com/graphics/products/drains/42050.gif and force the shower into the P-TRAP?

Does anyone know of a better way, I know that some http://www.oatey.com/graphics/products/drains/42050.gif are adjustable, meaning instead of glue to the 2 inch pipe that goes into P-TRAP, it has a rubber gasket, but the concept is still the same, meaning the measurement has to be exact with no room for error?

Thanks
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Norcal1

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Just make good measurements and all will be fine. If you don't think you can do it, hire a plumber. Most of us can do that kind of install with our eyes closed...lol.

Good luck.
 
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